#Vuzix Blade

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Vuzix Blade, M100, Shield - Wearable Tech Revolution

Introduction Vuzix, a leading provider of wearable smart glasses and augmented reality (AR) technologies, has been at the forefront of this revolution, pioneering the development of cutting-edge devices that are reshaping the wearable tech landscape. The Vuzix Blade, Vuzix M100, and Vuzix Shield are three of its flagship products, each offering a unique set of features and capabilities to cater…

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Unveiling the Future: Exploring the Best AR Glasses at Nexus Tech International

The world of Augmented Reality (AR) is rapidly evolving, blurring the lines between the physical and digital realms. At Nexus Tech International, we're at the forefront of this exciting technology, offering a diverse selection of the best AR glasses to empower individuals and businesses alike.

Unveiling Possibilities:

Before diving into specific models, let's explore the variety of applications AR glasses offer:

Enhanced Productivity: Imagine having vital information overlaid on your field of vision, improving efficiency in tasks like engineering, maintenance, and even surgery.

Immersive Entertainment: Witness the transformation of your living room into a virtual playground or lose yourself in interactive games with unparalleled depth.

Revolutionized Communication: Imagine collaborating with colleagues in a virtual space or having real-time language translations appear seamlessly before your eyes.

Nexus Tech's Top Picks:

Now, let's delve into some of the top AR glasses available at Nexus Tech:

For the Business Professional:

Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2: This robust and versatile option seamlessly integrates with existing workflows, boosting productivity and collaboration.

Vuzix Blade Upgraded: Offering a wider field of view and improved processing power, these glasses are ideal for hands-free information access and remote assistance.

For the Entertainment Enthusiast:

Rokid Max: Experience stunning visuals and a comfortable design perfect for gaming, watching movies, and exploring virtual worlds.

Ray-Ban Stories: Merging iconic style with subtle AR features, these glasses allow you to capture photos and videos hands-free, adding a unique layer to your social experiences.

Beyond the Product:

At Nexus Tech, we understand the importance of personalized guidance. Our team of experts is dedicated to helping you find the perfect AR glasses that suit your specific needs and budget. We offer comprehensive consultations, ensuring you make an informed decision that unlocks the full potential of AR technology.

Join the AR Revolution:

The future is augmented, and Nexus Tech International is here to guide you on your journey. Visit us today to explore the latest AR glasses and discover how they can transform the way you work, play, and connect.

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Smart Glasses Features Comparison: Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2, Vuzix Blade, North Focals, Ray-Ban Smart Glasses, Xiaomi Smart Glasses

Are you tired of constantly looking at your phone for notifications or having to take out your laptop to access the internet? With smart glasses, you can now have access to everything you need right in front of your eyes. Read the full article

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Smart glasses are officially taking the world by storm. Previously considered little more than a novelty, these immersive tools have captured the attention of consumers and business professionals alike. Indeed, in many industries, from manufacturing #AR #VR #Metaverse

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You Can Finally Order the Vuzix Blade Smart Glasses for $1,000

Learn more from here > https://www.vuzix.com/products/blade-smart-glasses

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Sitemize "MWC 2018’de Tanılan, En Garip 5 Giyilebilir Teknoloji Aygıtı!" konusu eklenmiştir. Yılın ilk büyük teknoloji fuarı Mobil Dünya Kongresi’nin 2018 ayağı Berselona’da gerçekleştirildi. Samsung ve Nokia gibi şirketlerin yıldızlaştıkları fuarda görmezden gelinen, gözler görse bile gönüllerin razı gelmediği şeyler de vardı. Detaylar için ziyaret ediniz. https://www.bestkadin.com/mwc-2018de-tanilan-en-garip-5-giyilebilir-teknoloji-aygiti/ https://www.europatrans.com.tr/

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At Idya Technology, our mission is to make innovative wearable apps for AR Glasses especially for Vuzix Blade Smart Glasses.

Start to develop an AR Apps which specialize for Vuzix blade smart glasses - AR Development Company in Brisbane

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Alexa-connected smartglasses are here, with Vuzix Blade video – CNET It's like Google Glass is back again. Source link

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Vuzix will sell Blade AR glasses in November, retail bundle in 2019

Vuzix will sell Blade AR glasses in November, retail bundle in 2019

Having originally planned to sell its lightweight Blade AR smart glasses in 2017, VR/AR headset maker Vuzix has announced separate 2018 and 2019 ship dates for two versions of the product. The initial commercial version — called Blade Edge — will begin shipping in the first week of November, followed by a January 2019 release of Blade General with retail packaging and accessories.

The Blade smart…

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Vuzix has been making smart glasses for well over a decade, primarily for enterprise use such as medical applications or stocking shelves in warehouses. Last year, Vuzix teased a prototype of the Blade, a smaller, slimmer pair made for consumers. Not only does it come with a floating display a la Google Glass, it's also compatible with Alexa (and, eventually, Google Assistant). Now the company says it's ready to ship the Blade for $1,000 as it attempts to pick up where Google Glass left off.

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Vuzix reveals Blade AR smart sunglasses with Alexa capabilities

Vuzix has come up with some pretty interesting smart glasses in the past, but this does not mean that they should rest on their laurels. In fact, Vuzix has figured out that the next big step in the world of smart glasses would be the incorporation of Amazon Alexa capabilities. Taking advantage of Vuzix’s intellectual property patent portfolio and leadership position when it concerns the area of…

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2019-01-03 Daybook

2019-01-03 -- Actually, officially, back to work.

Need to finish vol 3 of the Work Technologies report for Gigaom in the next few days.

Launched sponsor memberships on Work Futures yesterday. Led to some issues, since I discovered I can only post one newsletter issue per day on Revue even though I have two classes of subscribers now.

I tried to troubleshoot, but no response from Revue: I bet they are still vacationing.

No big deal: I have reverted to Substack, which has better social functionality, anyway, and fewer headaches in formatting. I have ported over all existing subscribers.

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Modus Cooperandi | adding to my list of organizational 'design' companies to interview, like Nobl, August, The Ready, Corporate Rebels, Postshift, and so on.

Cute name. I think I will appropriate cooperandi as a term to refer to those in the movement pushing for a revolution in organizational theory and practice. #wfd

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Forbes is building more AI tools for its reporters | Max Willens reports on new featres from Forbes Bertie CMS tech that writes first drafts of articles for writers.

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Bad Decisions Make Good Stories | The Corporate Rebels have good primer on models of decision making. I will weigh in with a response -- drawing deeply from cognitive behavioral science, specifically the work of Daniel Kahneman and his colleagues. In particular, I'm not a fan of the advice process, because structuring decisions around someone researching and developing a proposed solution cuts short the period of unresolved and open-ended discussion of alternatives. Everything is skewed by the pitch process.

#decisionmaking #wfd

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What Everyone Needs to Understand About Millennial Bosses | Only 38% of Millennial bosses say they want to learn from boomers. Oh, great. But they are right about a lot of things: 42% view business as a whole as conservative, and 55% prefer small-group conversations over other forms of communication.

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How big should your house be? | Kate Wagner says The entertaining rooms meant to make us social actually foster isolation:

For a recent study, UCLA-affiliated researchers in fields ranging from anthropology to sociology used cameras to record in great detail how 32 dual-income families living in the Los Angeles area used their homes. Their findings link real data to something about which I have been yelling into the void for years: Nobody is actually using their formal living and dining rooms. Families actually spend most of their time in the kitchen and the informal living room or den.

Yet we continue to build these wastes of space because many Americans still want that extra square footage, and for a long time, that want has been miscategorized as a need.

Must read for futureheads. Prediction: people will stop building formal living rooms into new homes, and make bigger kitchens and airbnb apartments, instead.

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Vusix Blade $1000 Smart Glasses Are Ready To Meet Your Face | Nicole Lee takes a close look at the new Vusix heads-up goggles.

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Here's How to Fix the Senate | Eric Orts argues that we can change the portioning od Senate seats by passing a law: we don't need a constitutional convention.

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Vuzix Blade AR glasses First Impressions